119-03 - Applicability of Large-scale Residential Development Regulations

LAST AMENDED
6/30/1987


Any #development# on a #zoning lot# having an #average percent of slope# of 10 percent or greater, which is used
predominantly for #residential use#, may be treated as a #large-scale residential development# and special authorizations or
special permits for such #developments# may be granted in accordance with the provisions of Article VII, Chapter 8, as modified
herein, regardless of whether such #development# will have the area, number of #buildings# or number of #dwelling units#
specified in the definition of #large-scale residential developments# as set forth in Section 12-10 (DEFINITIONS). However,
bonuses that may be granted for #large-scale residential developments# under the provisions of Sections 78-32 (Bonus for Good
Site Plan), 78-33 (Bonus for Common Open Space) or 78-35 (Special Bonus Provisions) may not be granted for #developments#
that have less than the minimum area, number of #buildings# or number of #dwelling units# required by the definition of a
#large-scale residential development#.

Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 78-06 (Ownership), a #zoning lot# having an #average percent of slope# of 10
percent or greater that is the subject of an application under this Section may include adjacent properties in more than one
ownership, provided that the application is filed jointly by the owners of all the properties included. Any subdivision of the tract
before, during or after #development# shall be subject to the provisions of Section 78-51 (General Provisions).